GreenPort Congress is a meeting place for the port community to discuss and learn the latest in sustainable environmental practice. It offers ways to reduce their carbon footprint and be more sensitive to environmental considerations, both of which are vital to future success.
Some of the best conversations are held and business deals struck up over a glass of wine or two
The second day at GreenPort Congress saw a sit down discussion on shore power contracts and getting commitment to implementation
Policy drives everything, but strategy is the action that makes things happen
A hot topic at GreenPort Congress was how nature-based solutions can make port practices more tangible and practical, while protecting natural ecosystems
Infrastructure, or moreover harbouring the future of it for a stronger port system was a central topic at GreenPort Congress
The 20th anniversary of the GreenPort Congress kicked off in Malta with a clear message – think globally, act locally
Malta Freeport Terminals is advancing its Terminal 2 expansion
GreenPort Congress Power Purchase Agreement Panel confirmed!
A Historic Setting for Future-Focused Networking
Meet your shore power needs while lowering your carbon footprint!
Read MoreOCI Global and Victrol are partnering to develop a clean ammonia bunkering supply chain at Rotterdam
deugro Germany is teaming up with J. Müller to enhance wind turbine logistics at Germany’s Port of Brake
The Port of Barcelona is continuing its sustainability push with Spain’s first green H2 station for trucks and port equipment
Baleària is now exclusively operating its fast ferry Margarita Salas and ferries Abel Matutes and Rusadir on bioLNG
Shorepower at the Port of Barcelona celebrates its first birthday, cutting more than 2,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions
Isabelle Ryckbost at ESPO takes a deep dive into whether European investment for ports will match future needs
HHLA and Konecranes said they are using the project to share operational insights and develop training modules
A Dutch initiative is launching zero-emission inland container transport using swappable battery-powered vessels